You must look at this photographer

[gsgary]

Some of the best photos i have seen for a long time
http://www.alexeytitarenko.com/

 

[boomguy57]

Interesting work.

 

[leica M2 fan]

Thanks for the link. he deserves a long look.

 

[filmfan]

Nice find.

 

[pismo923]

Some superb work here. Thanks for the link.

 

[JayC]

There is definitely a theme to his work.

 

[John Lawrence]

Good stuff.

Thanks for the link.

John

 

[Hiyawaan]

Wow, fantastic! Thx for link.

 

[ark8012]

thank you for the link. very interesting works.

 

[gsgary]

No problem, i was told about his work about 4 years ago, there are some films of him working on Youtube

 

[tjh]

Wow! These have given me some ideas, though I'll not be likely to come anywhere close to the originality of this guy's approach.

 

[gsgary]

Wow! These have given me some ideas, though I'll not be likely to come anywhere close to the originality of this guy's approach.

If you watch one of the videos on You tube you will see him pick up his camera before the end of the exposure and do a circular motion

 

[Haigh]

Fascinating work. Thanks for posting them.

 

[Bobfrance]

Titarenko is one of the few I really admire. It's a shame he hasn't been very productive of late.




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[PointOmega]

Powerful stuff. Thanks for the recommendation.

 

[tmfabian]

yowzers...that is some good stuff right there.

 

[Yokosuka_Mike]

ALEXEY TITARENKO

I'm impressed. And, best of all it's got me thinking how I can do something similar.

All the best,
Mike

 

[Zuiko-logist]

Thank you for sharing. Excellent work.

 

[CMur12]

I'm impressed, as well. And I like the fact that he composes and prints in the square.

- Murray

 

[raydm6]

Very impressive body of work and technique. Heavily influenced by Shostakovitch's music.

Looks like he was mentioned on RFF back 2006:

Looking for ideas - long exposure

I'm looking for ideas for subjects for long daylight exposures. I'm thinking of the obvious people-in-the-city type shots (and especially people's legs/feet walking past), and there's the cliched moving water shots. Any other ideas? With Pan-F exposed at 25, f/22 and my darkest filters I can...

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